Chelsea Football Club, a British sports team, was founded in 1905 in Fulham (located in West London). The club is often called the "Pride of London" by his followers, and his well-known nickname is the "blues". The team plays his home games at Stamford Bridge Stadium. One of the four clubs that have won the three major UEFA tournaments - the UEFA Cup (Europa League), KNK and KESH (Champions League), along with Juventus, Ajax and Bayern Munich.

Chelsea has played at the highest level in British football for almost its entire existence, and in the second year of its founding managed to climb to the First Division (which is now the English Premier League).

One of the prominent managers of the club was Jose Mourinho, who, while leading the team, managed to lead his players to win 3 Premier Leagues, FA Cup, 3 League Cups and Community Shield.

Four of his players are winners of the Golden Shoe or also called Golden Boot: Jimmy Floyd Hasselbank, Didier Drogba, Nicolas Anelka and Fernando Torres.

The biggest win ever was 13:0 against Jeunesse Otsharazh in 1971, while the biggest Premier League win was 8:0 (a result he scored twice, once against Wigan in 2010 and once against Aston Villa in 2012). The highest number of goals scored by Chelsea players in a single season were 103 goals in 38 Premier League games in the 2009/10 season. The longest winning streak in the league is 11 games, and the longest unbeaten streak at Stamford Bridge is 86 games.